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Sure, but probable cause probably can't be justified if you are drug screening everyone attending a political rally - that would probably be easier to argue as
by Closi 3y ago
Sure, but probable cause probably can't be justified if you are drug screening everyone attending a political rally - that would probably be easier to argue as abuse than a stop of a single person on the street.
- hedora 3y agoApparently, everyone that visits a particular park or part of town, or has a particular appearance^H^H^H^H undefined smell is OK already. So, just start regularly screening people in places where political rallies tend to be. (Or just target the attendees in the areas where they live.)